Sexual Sorcery
See also Modern Sex Magick by Donald Michael Kraig (Museum Library id. no. 306.7 KRA 505).
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Books
Cornwall’s Haunted Houses
Includes an account of the curse placed by Mother Ivey on a field near Harlyn, with many interesting details not found elsewhere.
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Witch Hexe Sorciere
Donated by the author. A book of reproductions of tapestries on the subject of witchcraft, created by the author/artist between 2006 and 2017, together with her observations on the persecution …
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Otto Rahn and the Quest for the Holy Grail
Includes a section on Museum founder Cecil Williamson’s involvement with MI6 and his covert operations investigating Nazi occultism (p.175 ff). It suggests that Cecil Williamson knew Otto Rahn. See also Lucifer’s …
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The Mystery of U-33
Includes an account of Museum founder Cecil Williamson’s work for MI6 during the Second World War (p.264 ff). See also Nigel Graddon’s book Otto Rahn and the Quest for the Holy …
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Paradigm Within A Paradigm and Twilight of an Idol
Two more of Walter Cambra’s fascinating articles taking a revisionist view of Biblical and Christian issues – in this case combined with his extensive knowledge of astrology and numerology. See …
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Understanding Aleister Crowley’s Thoth Tarot
Analysis of the Tarot deck constructed by Aleister Crowley and Lady Frieda Harris. Signed by the author (including an amusing sketch). Donated in memory of Kathryn “Kat” Adams.
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Bobby the Brown Long-Eared Bat
Donated and inscribed by the author. With colour illustrations by Kate Wyatt, and a Foreword by Chris Packham.
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A Pair of Blue Eyes
Novel by Thomas Hardy inspired by his stay at Boscastle. Mentions the wearing of a toadstone ring (p. 177).
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Strange Fascination
Donated by the author. The third in a series of novels featuring a witchcraft museum loosely inspired by this Museum. The others are Strange Magic (Museum Library id. no. 808.83 MOO 7744) …
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Branscombe’s War: 1939-1945
Donated by Mark the Wand. Part of an interesting local history project in Devon.
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Hamish Miller: A Life Divined
The Museum’s Dowsing display includes a section on the work of Hamish Miller, and for many years he made hand-forged dowsing rods for sale in the Museum shop. The Museum …
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Germany: Myths and Legends
A very wide selection of myths, legends and folktales from the Rhine area.
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Follow This Thread
Partly researched at the Museum. With line illustrations by Quibe. A deliberately meandering exploration of mazes, using twists and turns in its layout to playfully underline its concept.
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Little Red Witch
Number 3 of a limited edition of 25. Handbound in red cloth, with a silkscreen illustration on the front cover. Inscribed by the author/illustrator. Stunningly illustrated, revisionist adult version of …
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Love Magic
Lavishly illustrated in colour – very user-friendly and appealing. See also Sally Morningstar’s Spellweaving (Museum Library id. no. 133.44 MOR 5219).
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Caution: Witch in Progress
Donated by the author. Very funny children’s book about the struggles of an enthusiastic but unconventional trainee witch.
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Modern Magic
Donated by the author. Magic infiltrates the normal world in a slightly satirical novel about shops in London and the New Forest.
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The Witches Ways in the Welsh Borders
A very interesting and revealing study of magical practitioners in the Welsh Borders from medieval times to the present day. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of magic, …
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The Witching-Other
Number 130 of a limited edition of 891. Donated and inscribed by the author. With a very beautiful frontispiece illustration by Carolyn Hamilton-Giles. Peter Hamilton-Giles is co-founder of the Dragon’s …
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Spells for the Solitary Witch
Practical Pagan spellcraft. See also Eileen Holland’s The Spellcaster’s Reference: Magickal Timing for the Wheel of the Year, Museum Library id. no. 133.44 HOL 5301.
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Titania’s Wishing Spells: Love
Includes a reference to the use of snails in love magic – see Museum Object Nos. 265 and 270; and a reference to the use of stockings – see Object …
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